borderline significantP = 0.063
Females exhibited significantly higher vaccine acceptance than males ( P = 0.013), though hesitancy rates were only borderline significant between genders ( P = 0.063).
Females exhibited significantly higher vaccine acceptance than males ( P = 0.013), though hesitancy rates were only borderline significant between genders ( P = 0.063).
There was a statistically significant difference in vaccine acceptance scores between males and females ( P = 0.013), with a borderline significance for vaccine hesitancy ( P = 0.063).